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2009-12-29
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@ down south
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#52
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working great on my panasonic plasma 
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2009-12-29
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#53
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Originally Posted by harriva
Indeed that is a big issue. Was there ever any progress on this point?
- BIG issue. Lirc daemon running background affects batterylife dramatically.
I haven't had a remote control app since my Handera. It would be pretty nifty on the N900.
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Classic example of arbitrary Nokia decision making. Couldn't just fallback to the no brainer of tagging with lat/lon if network isn't accessible, could you Nokia?
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2009-12-30
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#54
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Originally Posted by Flandry
It's somewhat fixed now.
Indeed that is a big issue. Was there ever any progress on this point?
Latest Lirc version is running only when Irreco is on unlike the old version which were running all the time.
harriva
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2010-01-02
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#55
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irreco doesn't support my tv, i know it's stupid, but could someone enlighten me on exactly how i would go about setting it up for these unsupported devices?
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2010-01-02
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@ Dubai
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#56
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How stable is Qtirreco. has anybody tested it?
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2010-01-02
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#57
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Hi, when i run this apllication i get a error.
Irreco Backend Error
Code: 3
Message: Can not resolve hostname "localhost".
What is wrong? THX for your replies.
Irreco Backend Error
Code: 3
Message: Can not resolve hostname "localhost".
What is wrong? THX for your replies.
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2010-01-02
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#58
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Originally Posted by guy2die4
Works great !
How stable is Qtirreco. has anybody tested it?
No problem until now
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2010-01-05
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#59
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Originally Posted by optimaxxx
You need IR receiver. Laptop with IR port or something.
irreco doesn't support my tv, i know it's stupid, but could someone enlighten me on exactly how i would go about setting it up for these unsupported devices?
Then you somehow configure irrecord to work with it.
http://www.lirc.org/html/irrecord.html
Then you record your remote. (Not to raw format. That won't work.)
And so on.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=161
Originally Posted by olighak
There's no one to fix bugs.
It seems like a great idea for an app, so why not?
Originally Posted by Figa
Just a wild guess but maybe you have fingered /etc/hosts file and removed that "127.0.0.1 localhost" line.
Hi, when i run this apllication i get a error.
Irreco Backend Error
Code: 3
Message: Can not resolve hostname "localhost".
What is wrong? THX for your replies.
harriva
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2010-01-08
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Does irreco right now only have databases for TVs?
Much more than control my TV I actually want to control my stereo system, and most of all very simple I just need 1 command/frequency so I can control the shutter of my Nikon D70 DSLR.
Infact I just made a thread requesting somebody try to make a program that is just a desktop widget that can trigger the Nikon shutter since there is no need for a big program like irreco for just a simple 1 button 1 command setup.
Another idea I would like to share is what I would call "easy off" some of you at some point may have seen one of those lame infomercial ads advertising a little keychain device that can turn off/on just about any TV? All it does is you hold down the button and it starts to cycle through all the main IR commands to power on/off a TV.
I think this would be another awesome widget style additon to irreco. Just imagine its 2AM you were asleep for a couple of hours and you just woke up from the TV being all loud, the wife must have turned it on when she went to bed. Now you do NOT want to get out of bed to turn it off and you have no idea where the wife stashed the remote. But your phone is next to you.
Your all sleepy eyed and tired, last thing you want to do is navigate all deep into your phone to launch irreco and find the remote settings for your TV (if you ever even got it working
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But if you had this handy dandy widget on one of your desktops you can just mash that cruises through all the power commands, and turns off the TV that would be just awesome. Also you could use it just like the device advertised on tv so you can turn off/on public TV's like in a bar.
Last edited by ViciousXUSMC; 2010-01-08 at 08:20.
Much more than control my TV I actually want to control my stereo system, and most of all very simple I just need 1 command/frequency so I can control the shutter of my Nikon D70 DSLR.
Infact I just made a thread requesting somebody try to make a program that is just a desktop widget that can trigger the Nikon shutter since there is no need for a big program like irreco for just a simple 1 button 1 command setup.
Another idea I would like to share is what I would call "easy off" some of you at some point may have seen one of those lame infomercial ads advertising a little keychain device that can turn off/on just about any TV? All it does is you hold down the button and it starts to cycle through all the main IR commands to power on/off a TV.
I think this would be another awesome widget style additon to irreco. Just imagine its 2AM you were asleep for a couple of hours and you just woke up from the TV being all loud, the wife must have turned it on when she went to bed. Now you do NOT want to get out of bed to turn it off and you have no idea where the wife stashed the remote. But your phone is next to you.
Your all sleepy eyed and tired, last thing you want to do is navigate all deep into your phone to launch irreco and find the remote settings for your TV (if you ever even got it working
)But if you had this handy dandy widget on one of your desktops you can just mash that cruises through all the power commands, and turns off the TV that would be just awesome. Also you could use it just like the device advertised on tv so you can turn off/on public TV's like in a bar.
Last edited by ViciousXUSMC; 2010-01-08 at 08:20.
Let's just call it a proof of concept.
harriva